I'll simplify:-Don't partner on your first deal - there's no reason to-Go to REIA meetings and network - don't look for mentors, look for colleagues, friends and references-Go turnkey if you want, but know that turnkey isn't passive - you own the property, you manage the managers, you own the decisions that get made-House hack-Refi your house hack, and house hack againReactions welcome

Secondly, I read RDPD years ago and it also got me motivated to find my mentor - which has proven fairly successful. 

I know one of my mentors who has been doing them for over 30 years no longer provides them either for similar reasons I described.Let me know if you have any other questions.

its just like any other kind of paid training / mentor/ mastermind some its great for others not so much or not at all..

Not to mention, some people mistake paying a mentor for “starting out in real estate”….

I'm looking for a mentor in Allen, TX.

You can also consult with lenders, brokers and ask them for suggestions on who might be a good real estate mentor most will be able to provide one.

You won’t have any troubles finding mentors here!

I think it is important to try to find a mentor who is doing what you want to do. 

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